Occurrence of autophagy during pioneer root and stem development in Populus trichocarpa

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MAIN CONCLUSION: Autophagy is involved in developmentally programmed cell death and is identified during the early development of phloem, as well as xylem with a dual role, as both an inducer and executioner of cell death. The regulation of primary and secondary development of roots and stems is important for the establishment of root systems and for the overall survival of trees. The molecular and cellular basis...

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